Pershing's Boston Welcome Extends Across City
General Pershing tours Boston with crowds lining streets from South Station to Tremont Temple. Despite pockets of indifference, mass cheers greet him at Watertown Arsenal, the State House, Cadet Armory, and the Copley Plaza banquet as officials praise his leadership and urge restraint for ex service groups.
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Pershing Urges Training To Guard Against Future Unpreparedness
General Pershing warned at a banquet that the nation must provide some form of military training for youth to prevent unpreparedness in future wars. He praised ex servicemen, stressed English learning for immigrants, and urged vigilant opposition to radical agitators while honoring Massachusetts veterans and the 26th Division.
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Edwards Welcomes Pershing at Boston Mayor Dinner
General Edwards greets General Pershing as Armies of the United States leader at a Boston affair. He outlines New England defense needs, Narragansett Bay, and cross coast strategy, noting munitions output and mobilization across the department. The speech honors Pershing and links military service to civilian citizenship and national unity.
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Pershing welcomed at Massachusetts State House by officials
General John J. Pershing is honored by Massachusetts officials and Gov. Coolidge during a joint House and Senate convention reception at the State House. About three thousand people gather as Pershing and Coolidge tour the halls and pose for photos after lunch at the Somerset Club.
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Musterole Ad Promises Quick Relief for Multiple Ailments
An advertisement extols Musterole as fast relief for neuralgia sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago and aches. The white mustard oil ointment claims to draw out inflammation and soothe pain, with 50c 60c and hospital size $2.50 options.
Advert for Malsified coconut oil shampoo
An ad warns against alkali in soaps and shampoos and promotes Malsified coconut oil shampoo as pure greaseless and inexpensive. It claims a small amount produces rich lather and thorough cleansing, leaving hair soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to manage while removing dust and dirt.
Mayor Peters Welcomes General Pershing in Boston Banquet
The mayor honors General Pershing at a Boston banquet saying he always expressed the American temper and faith in the American soldier. The remarks underscore national pride and military solidarity during the visit.
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